Good morning. It is Kendall and Casey. It's Monday, February 24th. It's five minutes after 11. It's 93 WIBC.

And guess how much the Leap Project has received in funding so far?

How much, Case?

One billion dollars, Rob. Now, now, now. They've only been able to track down 985.1 million. Oh, okay.

Almost a billion. So this is, this is some really good stuff. So the Capitol Chronicle worked in

coordination. I mean, these are the sort of things people win awards for. The Arnold's

not senator for investigative journalism. They have

the piece up now and it is a deep dive into the amount of money leap has received and the very

limited results of your money, hundreds of millions of dollars of your money that you have gotten as a

as a result. So let's just remind everybody what this is. So the leap was limitless exploration,

advanced pace research and innovation district.

And this was the creation of our old pal, high tax Holcomb, lockdown McGee, whatever.

Now, of course, he couldn't think his head out of his ass.

So it was the creation of somebody who gave it to him and said, you're going to sell this.

And I've told you that story, right, where a very high-ranking lawmaker told me, like,

you cannot imagine how genuinely stupid Holcomb actually is about what a very low IQ person this guy is. And he was there solely because he was willing to be governor, sniff the right back sides,

and we'll put him in here and he'll do

whatever we tell him to do so so the adult supervision it was the the creation of those people

and it they have put through the indiana economic development corporation they have put

hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars into this thing at this point but because it is done through the IEDC, which is what they like to call them doing,

air quotes are quasi-government entity.

They are not bound by the same reporting slash transparency requirements that other government

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